Auberge Haut Atlas is a small family-run guesthouse operated by an enthusiastic local family. The property offers two comfortable rooms with access to a shared dining area, shower, and toilet. Guests can enjoy a spacious garden where the family grows their own vegetables, fruits, and herbs. Several seating areas are available, including an elevated terrace with beautiful views and a quiet spot in the garden. The guesthouse is located near the Tohra Gorge, surrounded by impressive natural landscapes. The area offers excellent opportunities for walking and climbing, making it ideal for visitors who enjoy exploring the outdoors. The on-site restaurant serves traditional Moroccan dishes such as tajine and couscous, prepared with fresh local ingredients. Breakfast and dinner are included in the stay. The family welcomes guests with genuine hospitality and ensures a pleasant and authentic experience in the Atlas Mountains.

Auberge Haut Atlas is managed by Ibrahim, a welcoming and enthusiastic host who enjoys meeting guests and making them feel at home. He is supported by his son Smail, who helps with bookings and guest arrangements. Together, they ensure that everything runs smoothly and that visitors have a comfortable stay. The lady of the house, together with her daughters, prepares delicious traditional meals using fresh vegetables and herbs from their own garden. Their cooking reflects the flavors of the region, with recipes such as tajine and couscous made with care and authenticity. In addition to their hospitality, the family also creates handmade scarves, offering guests a glimpse into local craftsmanship. Their warm and genuine approach makes staying at Auberge Haut Atlas a pleasant and memorable experience.

What to Do in the Area Around Tamtatouche Tamtatouche lies in a scenic mountainous region at the foot of the High Atlas and close to the Todra Gorge, making it an excellent base to explore local natural and cultural highlights. Todra Gorge (Todra Gorges) Just nearby, the Todra Gorge features dramatic canyon walls that reach heights of up to about 160 meters. Visitors can walk through the gorge floor, explore side valleys, or try light climbing on the rock faces. Hiking and Walking Trails There are multiple trails starting from and around Tamtatouche. One well-known route runs from Tamtatouche toward Tinghir, covering mountainous terrain and connecting with scenic valley paths. Valley Routes and Scenic Drives The road through the Todra Valley offers beautiful views of the High Atlas ridges, terraced slopes, and traditional Berber villages. Village Exploration and Local Culture In Tamtatouche itself, visitors can wander among adobe structures, experience local life, and see how farming, daily crafts, and traditions are part of everyday life in a mountain village. Longer Excursions From the area, you can reach other well-known destinations such as El Kelaa des M’Gouna, the Valley of Roses, the Dades Valley, and the regions of Aït Benhaddou, Ouarzazate, and the Drâa Valley. Because the surroundings are still relatively quiet and not overly touristic, many trails remain peaceful and unspoiled. Local guides can be arranged to take guests safely through more remote or rugged terrain.